I'm trying to get a good deal on a new 2003 or a leftover 2002 S2000..
I live in south FL. Thanks All.....

 

check out ebay for a brand new '03 being sold in Cocoa Beach, that's what, about 3 to 4 hours away from Lauderdale? It's currently at $30k and some change, the reserve hasn't been met. the Sticker shows 33k.

I know I just purchased my red 02 (used) w/5k miles for a little under $29,000.00 (excluding 5% sales tax) off of ebay from a dealer in my area (Atlanta, GA).

 

expect to pay sticker... '03's (33k) are more expensive too if i remember the sticker of the '02 correctly. IF you "buy online" from a store like Hollywood HOnda, you get a slight discount, like 500 off sticker i think. good luck.

 

So far carsdirect.com, who i have used and can recommend, is selling these cars in calif zip codes for $500 under sticker, that's right, under. last month it was $1,000 over or at, before that it was $4,000 over and originally for the past years it was $5,000 over sticker. Yeah, I have been watching and waiting, for a variety of reasons, but price matters to me too.

Cars like the mini, z, new z4 and what comes next have helped out the price along with the market/economy in general.

 

Bought mine last week, Carr's Honda, Chicago: $30,076 out the door. A $100 flight saved me 3k! Ask for Larry or Russell. Both very nice. Also do a search here for Boston dealers. That may be closer to you, I dunno.

South = sun = high prices.

Steve

 

I bought my new one on oct31 for msrp here in new orleans area.

 

Go see the guys at Brahman (sp?) Honda... last time I was in there were selling at MSRP or less.

 

hey mike is that you??? carmax mike???

 

Just bought mine a week ago (03 Suzuka) and paid $1000 under sticker.
Shop around a little.

Good Luck!

Doug

 

Got mine at invoice. sales manager wanted to "blow it out" . out the door price was $32,266. It was their last '02 red / black (only 18 miles) and there were four '03 sitting on the lot . Must be the winter months, the new competition models, economic times. " Timing is everything in life!"